A CEA blogja
Szakmai blogunkon folyamatosan megosztjuk az Akadémia együttműködésével készülő rövidebb publikációkat. Az Akadémia a blog-publikációk során szorosan együttműködik a Central European Association for Comparative Law-val.
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EU Cooperation Measures for Combatting Cyberwarfare Crimes
1. Introduction Cyberwarfare crimes are a major threat to the security of European countries. The effects of such attacks could […]
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Some proposals for adaptation of the Slovenian tax system and policy
I. BACKGROUND 1. The necessity of tax reform Comprehensive tax reform in Slovenia is needed to overcome the […]
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The ghost out of the bottle – Strasbourg Court openly supports homosexual matters in Poland
Introduction The European Court on Human Rights has delivered a landmark judgement in connection with LGBTQI+ rights, in the case […]
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Problems with law-making
Pursuant to Article 7 of the Constitution, public authorities act on the basis of, and within the limits of, the […]
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Financial autonomy of local self-government in Poland
The basis for creating local government structures is the belief that implementing designated public tasks closer to citizens’ needs will […]
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Problems with independent judges
According to the Polish Constitution, judges are irremovable.[1] A judge may be deprived of his or her office without his […]
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Human Rights Approach to Assisted Reproductive Technologies
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) raise a number of controversial issues, which certain state legislations are making serious efforts to give a proper […]
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Problems with Court Presidents
PROBLEMS WITH COURT PRESIDENTS The Republic of Poland is governed by the supreme constitutional principle of the separation of […]
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Greek summer school on the topic of Vulnerable populations in healthcare
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece traditionally organises a summer school on bioethics, where distinguished professors and lecturers not […]
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A commentary on a concept of a new punitive mechanism „outside EU law” established to better discipline countries accused of violating rule of law
Introduction As a general rule, international law does not interfere with the choice of political, social, economic and cultural system, […]
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Problems with the Prosecutors
According to the provisions of the Law on the Public Prosecutor’s Office[1], the National Prosecutor, who is also the first […]
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Achieving Harmony in Human Rights: Lessons from Dignitas Infinita
Dignity for all? In the context of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Holy See […]
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